Fire

This is a fire loop I did for work that will be going unused. Lay off, it's my first one.

Next time though, I may try to make the loop a little longer.

Hat

Something simple.

Skydiving

Note- may run super slow on older computers.

I Don't Have My Tablet

I left my tablet at my parent's house over the break. I wanted to update my blog, so I did this with the tiny 2"x2" finger pad on my laptop. NOT FUN.

Squirrel!!!

This was insanely fun. I need to do more stuff like this.

Phillipe and Pierre

So, I just realized I never made a post about "The Idiotic Adventures of Philippe and Pierre," an online web series I was asked to animate by Dave Schlafman (who created, designed and directed the series). Which is shocking, considering the animation took up a good chunk of my life this time last year, and taught me a lot of good animation tricks in the process (like smoke!! Glorious smoke!).

Here's some background on the characters, taken from the website: "Philippe needs a body. Pierre needs a brain. Join this idiotic duo as they attempt to solve each other's biggest problem. Pierre attempts to put Philippe on top of his body, but his stupid plans never seem to work just right, and in the end, Philippe is usually the one who suffers."

Dave and I wanted to have a hand drawn look to it, which was incredibly fun and challenging, considering I'd never really done that before. There's eight shorts in total, and I've picked my three favorite ones. Enjoy!

Effects and editing were done by Evan Sussman, sound design by Joe Pleiman, and the series was produced by Mike Levine at Pileated Pictures.

Rowdy Rocket


Teleportal Trouble


Snowman Silliness

Larry Bruce: Memoirs of a Bicycle

So, this past Saturday Mike Annear, Joe Boyle and I got together to make a short animation about a bicycle for the blog "24 Hour Toons." Every other Friday at midnight (CA time) a word is posted on the blog, and it's up to those who participate to make an animation about that word. It's all for fun, and it was fun (until the 2 hour "rendering" fiasco). It was probably the most collaborative "collaborative effort" I've ever been a part of. Here are our results.